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Looking for a GPA-booster course? Don't want to be that guy/girl with only 12 hours in their course schedule? Look no further!
| Course ID | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| BSCI 1100 | Biology Today | Broad coverage of the biological sciences presenting evolution as the unifying concept. Particular emphasis on basic biological processes in cells and the relationships/interactions between organisms and their environment. Topics include cell structure and function, genetics and inheritance, evolution and diversity, populations, communities and ecosystems, and topics related to biology and society. Students who take 1510-1511 shall not receive credit for 1100. Corequisite: 1100L. |
| CHIN 1231 | Calligraphy | Basic skills of writing standard script kaishu. Basic aesthetic of Chinese calligraphy. No Chinese language background necessary. |
| CS 1151 | Computers and Ethics | Analysis and discussion of problems created for society by computers, and how these problems pose ethical dilemmas to both computer professionals and computer users. Topics include: computer crime, viruses, software theft, ethical implications of life-critical systems. |
| ENGM 2440 | Applied Behavioral Science | Leadership styles, power team building, conflict resolution, management resolution, interviewing techniques. Prerequisite: sophomore standing. |
| ENGL 1250W | Introduction to Poetry | Close study and criticism of poems. The nature of poetry, and the process of literary explication. |
| JS 1002W | Introduction to Jewish Studies | Introduction to Judaism and Jewish history through philosophical, political, social, psychological, and artistic perspectives. Biblical studies; culture, philosophy, and literature. Antiquity and the medieval world; modern and contemporary experience. Repeat credit for students who have completed 1002. |
| MATH 1100 | Survey of Calculus | A basic course in the rudiments of analytic geometry and differential and integral calculus with emphasis on applications. Designed for students who do not plan further study in calculus. Students who have earned credit for 1200 or 1300 will earn only one credit for this course. Students who have earned credit for 1201 will earn only three credits for this course. |
| MENT 1120 | The Business of Music | A general survey of music in the world of commerce. Systems of the contemporary music business, with special emphasis on the recording industry. Music business professionals as guest lecturers. |
| MGRL 1100 | Fundamentals of Management | Entrepreneurship, strategy, marketing, operations, and finance. For-profit, non-profit, and social enterprise organizations. |
| MUSE 1200 | Steel Drum/Pan Ensemble | Open to all members of the Vanderbilt community, this course provides a laboratory and performance experience drawing on Caribbean steel drums/pans with emphasis on the music and dance repertories of the island of Trinidad. Lecture-demonstrations and rehearsals in one weekly two-hour session. At least one public performance each semester. No previous experience required. |
| MUSL 1600 | American Popular Music | Historical study of ways the culture of a nation is reflected and sometimes shaped by the chosen musics of the groups comprising the American "salad bowl." Topics include audience reception; production and consumption; multiculturalism; and meaning. |
| MUSL 1640 | Country Music | A musical and cultural survey of the talents, traditions, and trends of country music from its Colonial roots to its current status as a multi-million dollar global industry. Focus on the music, creators, and performers of that music and its cultural and social contexts. |
| NURS 1600 | Introduction to Nutrition and Health for a Changing World | Nutrition science and research will be integrated with the basic principles of digestion and absorption, the role of specific nutrients and dietary practices in health promotion and chronic disease prevention, and the role of nutrition throughout the lifespan. Students will explore contemporary nutrition controversies in the media on the basis of medical evidence as well as nutrition policy and practices in countries outside the U.S. |
| PHIL 1003 | General Logic | A study of the uses of language, definition, informal fallacies, the theory of the syllogism, the basic operations of modern symbolic logic, and selected issues in inductive logic and scientific method. Emphasis is placed on the ambiguities and pitfalls of ordinary usage and on techniques for translating ordinary arguments into formal logic. |
| PHIL 1005 | Introduction to Ethics | A study of theories of the good life and of the nature of virtue. Readings in major texts and discussion of selected problems. |
| THTR 1010 | Fundamentals of Theatre | An introduction to the various elements that combine to form a theatrical experience; the development of critical standards to judge these elements in performance. No credit for students who have earned credit for 1111. |
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